Project 2515 sy: Dating OLLIN (DatOI)
OLLIN is related to Aztec beliefs regarding earthquakes.
Abstract
The DatOI project aims to enhance the skills of developing country students and researchers from Latin America in the use of cosmogenic and palaeo-dosimetric dating on faulted markers. In addition, it also aims to communicate with seismic hazard modellers from Latin America about the uncertainties behind the dating and thus slip rates that they use and need. The project aims to organize a summer school in the foothills of Ecuador focused on this subject.
Project leaders:
- Lea Pousse Beltran, ISTerre laboratory in Université Grenoble Alpes, France
- Oswaldo Guzman, Universidad Regional Amazónica Ikiam, Ecuador
DatOI Summer School September 2025
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